Satanic messages in songs?!?

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Satanic Message in the song "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin
What do you think?

So anybody got any info or proof or anything else about the secret satanic messages, that seem to be in the reverse version of certain songs? Show me some info on them! Are they real, or are they fake?!?

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Okay, these ones are obviously fake, but, hey, they were funny...

Hmmmm....Queen likes the weed.
Queen: It's Fun To Smoke Marijuana?

This one is pretty darn funny
Britney Spears: Apparently She's Not Too Young...

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I found some more, these are really weird. All Led Zeppelin:

"Your stairway lies on the whispering wind" -------> "'Cause I live with Satan"

"The piper's calling" --------> "The Lord turns me off"

"And it makes me wonder" ------> "There's no escaping it"

"There's a feeling I get" -------> "I gotta live for Satan"

There's lots of cool information on 'EV' right here

From the aforementioned website:

"What makes this song truly amazing on another level is that in a stretch of nearly one minute, you could find 7 different consecutive phonetically reversed "phrases" seeming to refer to the same subject: Satan. Never in the history of popular music has this happened before or since.
Knowing how difficult it is to get one phrase to phonetically reverse into something understandable, but to get seven phrases, consecutively, in a passage of lyrics that forward seems almost disturbingly pagan, all related to a similar subject, in a song that led it's life the way it did, has truly been unmatched.
The facts above lead, not surprisingly, to a mystical conclusion that had many a music critic pondering and related back to many stories about popular music: in order to succeed, you had to sell your soul to the devil. The late great blues guitarist Robert Johnson (a big influence on Led Zeppelin) had many stories around him about his drifting lifestyle, amazing guitar playing, notorious seduction of women, and selling his soul to the devil in order to succeed at them. Did some sort of evil force play a part in the writing of "Stairway To Heaven"? When reversed, does it literally translate to "Stairway To Hell" in more ways than one? As mystical and far from logic as it seems, the conclusion seems appropriate!"

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Ya know, if ya play Country Music backwards, ya gitchyer sweetheart back, yer job back, yer truck back, an' yer dog back.

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Country sounds bad enough forwards Razz

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I'm too busy watching The Wizard of Oz and listening to Pink Floyd to pay much attention to backward ****, man.

Everyone knows Jesus hates Led Zepplin anyway.

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boomerang wrote:

I'm too busy watching The Wizard of Oz and listening to Pink Floyd...

You wouldn't happen to have the smoke of a certain grass, burning up from your hand would you? You know, that stuff that Queen likes. Laughing

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Ever since I learned the meaning of "Bridge Over Troubled Waters", I see the devil everywhere! :wink:

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Well what's the meaning? Shocked

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It's a heroin thing, isn't it Phoenix?

My downfall song was "Ring Around The Rosy".

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Hmmm, there's more bad stuff in children's nursery rhymes than in Zeppelin - as Boomerang rightly pointed out.

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The Ring around the Rosy stuff is myth but a lot of kid's stuff is very, very gruesome.

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please elaborate

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Gruesome?

Real?

I'd rather expose a child to versified plague than Burn-Burn-Burn The Establishment.

On the other hand, if you have a plan to replace The Establishment that has the flair that Ring Around the Rosy demonstrates.....

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Yes boomerang, snopes does shoot down the version of its origins that I heard. Now I'm disappointed Very Happy

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meht dnif ot sevresed segassem neddih rof gnikool sdrawkcab cisum syalp ohw ybodyna

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Well what's the meaning?

boomer had the answer.

This is very interesting. The original "Bridge" was sung by Simon and Garfunkel in the 1970. Here were the original words:

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When you're weary
Feeling small
When tears are in your eyes
I will dry them all

I'm on your side

When times get rough
And friends just can't be found
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

When you're down and out
When you're on the street
When evening falls so hard
I will comfort you

I'll take your part
When darkness comes
And pain is all around
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will lay me down

Sail on Silver Girl,
Sail on by
Your time has come to shine
All your dreams are on their way

See how they shine
If you need a friend
I'm sailing right behind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind
Like a bridge over troubled water
I will ease your mind

When I was looking for the lyrics of this song, I happened on a modern version, as sung by Leann Rimes. Notice the difference in some of the words.

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When you're weary, feelin' small
When tears are in your eyes, I will dry them all.

I'm on your side, Oh, when times get rough
And friends just can't be found.
Like a bridge over troubled waters
I will lay me down.
Like a bridge over troubled waters
I will lay me down.

When you're down and out, when you're on the street
When evening falls so hard, I will comfort you.
I'll take your part, Oh when darkness comes
And pain is all around
Like a bridge over troubled waters
I will lay me down.
Like a bridge over troubled waters
I will lay me down.

Sail on children, sail on by
Your time has come to shine, all their dreams are on their way

See how they shine, Oh when you need a friend
I'm sailing right behind
Like a bridge over troubled waters
I will ease your mind
Like a bridge over troubled waters,
I will ease your mind.
I'll ease your mind.

Now you know to what the word, "silver girl" was referring". You need to have lived during that era to understand why this song struck a chord in many people. The Vietnam War was on, and people were rebelling. There was a draft, and people were sent away to a war of which they did not want to be a part. One of the ways that they rebelled, taking a cue from counterculture "hippies", was with the use of drugs.

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http://www.wwzc.org/dharmaTalks/LnD1.htm

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Sweet, huh!

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I always liked that song...
odd how they had us children singing it even at the earliest ages. However the version of ring around the rosie which I learn had it as Ashes, ashes, we all fall down. Here is some more info about it...or at least another take on the matter.
Ring around the rosie...

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Sturgis- Interesting. Looks like we will really never know, for sure!

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CrazyDiamond wrote:

please elaborate

For instance - the song "Clementine" is about a girl drowning.

"The Velveteen Rabbit" is about a kid who has scarlet fever (or some other serious illness) so they have to ditch all of his stuff.

I don't know when everything became so sanitized for our protection but a lot of the old kids stories and songs were not fluffy little tidbits. These days the they just make all the kids orphans at the beginning and the drama all comes out of that.

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